This state-approved CBRF course follows the UWGB curriculum and provides students with the essential knowledge to protect themselves and residents from infectious diseases. Participants will learn effective infection control practices, prevention techniques, and how to handle potential outbreaks in a community-based living facility. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be added to the […]
This state-approved CBRF course, following the UWGB curriculum, provides students with essential training for effectively handling medical emergencies and exposure incidents. Instructors will also cover the proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and promote best practices in personal hygiene to ensure the safety and health of both staff and residents. Upon successful completion of […]
This 14-hour, 2-day state-approved training course follows the UWGB curriculum and is designed to meet Wisconsin’s medication administration requirements for CBRFs. Throughout the course, students will learn the six rights of medication administration, different types of medications, key medication terminology, and how to properly interpret physician-written orders. By the end of this class, students will […]
In this comprehensive, in-person training, students will gain a thorough understanding of key Resident Rights, including confidentiality, grievance procedures, the right to feel safe, self-determination, and the right to make choices. We will also explore professional boundaries when working in a community-based living facility, ensuring learners understand how to maintain appropriate relationships with residents. The […]
This state-approved Fire Safety training is designed to equip students with essential fire safety practices, fire prevention techniques, evacuation procedures, and emergency response skills. Using the state-approved CBRF curriculum by UWGB, students will learn how to recognize fire hazards, manage fire-related emergencies, and respond effectively to ensure the safety of all individuals in a community-based […]
This state-approved CBRF course follows the UWGB curriculum and provides students with the essential knowledge to protect themselves and residents from infectious diseases. Participants will learn effective infection control practices, prevention techniques, and how to handle potential outbreaks in a community-based living facility. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be added to the […]
This state-approved CBRF course, following the UWGB curriculum, provides students with essential training for effectively handling medical emergencies and exposure incidents. Instructors will also cover the proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and promote best practices in personal hygiene to ensure the safety and health of both staff and residents. Upon successful completion of […]
This 14-hour, 2-day state-approved training course follows the UWGB curriculum and is designed to meet Wisconsin’s medication administration requirements for CBRFs. Throughout the course, students will learn the six rights of medication administration, different types of medications, key medication terminology, and how to properly interpret physician-written orders. By the end of this class, students will […]
In this comprehensive, in-person training, students will gain a thorough understanding of key Resident Rights, including confidentiality, grievance procedures, the right to feel safe, self-determination, and the right to make choices. We will also explore professional boundaries when working in a community-based living facility, ensuring learners understand how to maintain appropriate relationships with residents. The […]
This state-approved Fire Safety training is designed to equip students with essential fire safety practices, fire prevention techniques, evacuation procedures, and emergency response skills. Using the state-approved CBRF curriculum by UWGB, students will learn how to recognize fire hazards, manage fire-related emergencies, and respond effectively to ensure the safety of all individuals in a community-based […]
